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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
REQUESTS or GEORGE E. DOWNS.

BosroS Sept (spee,Gt.-The will Of George l.
Downs OF Canton. makes the following public bequests
To the chdrens mission to tue children of 'hc de.t'
tue in Ire nontst Boston $4,000; the Mas'achusets
Infant Asylum, 200: TO the New England Hospital
for Womsn and Children. $4,000; the Young Mems
Christian Union, $1,000 the Massachusetts Hontno
pathic Hospital. $1,000; tho Baldwin Place Home for
itl. Wanirrer. S. 900 the Boston Prosident Asso-
ciaten 5000; the Unitarian Sundays school Society.
IS 900 the Chdrsns Hospital 5000, subject TO tho
payent OF an annuity OF 5000 year 10 Fanny Fucker
OF anton. daughter OF Frank w. Iucker the womans
Industrial Union. OF Boylslou.st, $4,000 mo PerHns
Insitutlop and Masachuse School for the Blind. Tor
the Kindergarten attached 20 said insttuton
81 600: the WI canton, $5 0OJ In trust u apply
hs Income thereof 70 tho perpetual OF the lot tho
cemetery whsre Mr.. Downss father IA buried
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
THE PARTNER OF BOoDLER MGARIGLE CAUGHT
AT THE JAIL DOOR.

AT THE JAIL DOOR.
CHICAGO Sept. 8.-For good many days mysterious
whisperings have floating around the walls
of the county jail coneernng Affair." the knowledge OF
which has until been confined TO few individuals
Ed" Mcdonald. the partner Of McGarigo. who was
sentenced along with him. made daring break for his
liberty about two weeks ago. One evening friend OF
the prisoner woman. admitted to ses him. She
had long coil Of rope concealed which she left in tho
possession Of Mcdonald The apartment In which he
was confined tho third floor. and ventlator runs
from tho cell the roof Through this aperture Mo.
Donald managed to climb till he reached the roof He
fastened snl of tho repo projection tho
roof and let the other end down Once In tho yard he
stealrhily the stairs where visitors pass down
into tho Jail As he up turn Of the stairway
he ran against ono Of the guars but the latter snpposng
him to be visitsr III not challenge hlu Hat way he
to another entrance. Through this hall Mcdonald
walking the street entrance Ia view whom he was con-
ana q deputy sheriff Thi, vas the critical mouent for
Mcdonald Had lie quietly passed along the probability
ono Of The partr But be was taken with .imd and
draw back into the shadow movement that at onos ex
cited the suspicion OF the detective who promptly
seized him by tho and drew bin forward into the
sat NCDcaad In sheer struck the detective
latter reslipgto tho noor aid then made break for the
prisoner and with the help Of the lawyer sGccseaed in
overpoweriug MIN aftor n-ro- resistance. ihen an
but not until he had uttered .hrill whistle which
could he heard for considerable distance. and which
standing the iail suddenly dashed down the
street Mcdonald was taken to cell where he
could be careful surveillance Since then he
has heen subjected the full rgor OF the discipline or
the jail
THE REPORT DIsCREDITED
CHICAGO Sept s-Tho story of the attempted
escape was denounced this evening by
tbo.s most directly interested as entirely without
foundation. Jailer Folz II 10 lie from
top bottom. It is denied by Jail Clerk Price. by
Mcdonald himself and by the states Attorneys Office
A AT
pb ysca impossbility Tho ventilator through which
~ IL narrated Mcdonald crawlei. l. declared 10 be
casron affair only eight inches square. barred with
iron grating that shows no indications OF having
been recently removed. Mcdonald Is q man OF large
girth and weighs fully $50 pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
OBRIEN LECTURES ON THE EVE OF
ARREST

THE COERCION RIFLE IN FORCE-AN EDITOR SEN
TENCED TO THREE MONTHS IMPRISONMENT.
DUBLIN. Sept s.-william O'Bren delivered lecture
lords" Archbishop Walsh presided Mr.. O'Brien said
that the bills introduced by Mr. Gladstone and rejected
by the landlords offered the splendid avenue TO
power and honor offered to dethroncd aud fallen
oligarchy But the OF the landlords
was to smte the hand that extended to them
these beneftA The landlords left the poope no aerna
tive but democrats and they might congratu
late themselves upon the fact that the spread OF democ
racy had been free from bloodshed and rabd class
hatred n tomorrow the Irish gentry should propose
frankly draw vet sponge over the past they would
be welcomed and hOLored by the people
special meeting Of the Irish Prvy Council was hold
in Dublin Castle today There were present the Lord
Lieutenant Baron Ashbourne Justice Fitzgibbon and
the Earl OF Meath It is reported that the Council DO
cided Mr. Brien arrested he does not appear
before Mitchetown 70 morrow In answer TO
the summons served upon him; also TO institute actions
against the leaders OF the recent nooting at Ennis
The Glasson magistrates have sentenced Mr. Hayden,
Editor of The Weseah Examiner To three months Inn
prisoumeut for obstructng the police during recent
evictons. Mr. Hayden appeals from ths sentence ana
has been admitted TO nail.
LONDON sept s-The Parsellite whips have issued
urgent for full Attendance tr the House or
Commons on Monday, when tho debate begins on ths
Governments action In procla tue Ennis and other
meetings. The Con Servative members havc also oecn
recalled TO take part in tho debate
John O'Conuur. Nation iiist Is abaht to resign his
seat In Parliament for business naason%
Butler resigned his post In Ireland ana
will W Office IN October Tie inssts tnat
the Government appoint his successor without delay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
Losses IL ynn.uCs PLACES

CINCINNATI sept s-AOout midnight DIRE started In the
stables OF William Heifson. proprietor OF hs West End
Transfer Company. at No. 1877 McMcken-ave and
spread with rapidty hst the establishment vas on
tlreIy DESTROYED with mineral water fac, orr and
small dwelling adjoining shocking feature vas tue
rescue OF sabencn. buried so that oae OF .he in
Peter Hayes. cannot recover. and the ohsr. Edward
Ruketuhl, badly injured that ne viii Oe laid ~ for
weeks Thirty eight HORSES asd tweiNe mules were
bur ell TO death The loss will Do $4,000 10 $4,000
CHICAGO Sept 9-A dispatch 10 me Tunes from Rush
vile Ind saws Two destructive hrss occurred here
Yesterday burning two dwellings enuro. iamadng
Others and destroying several baru' aud tho old wooen
mills cnery 10 the value about s@OoO
There vas No insurance OH anything The total loss is
estimated at from $4,000 70 100000"
CHICAGO Sept S.-A dispatch TO The Times from Luna
Ohio says d" A hrs broke out at Rawson. town OF
about thousand Inhabitants. northeast OF this city,
Yesterday and thirty five houses with grain elevator
ana number 81 STABLES destroyed Tue Lake Erie
and Western Railroad was burned so thar trans
portston was delayed. The loss l. estimated Al s!oOoo
All OF the Town south OF tue railroad was destroyed
MILWAUKEE,. Sept s.-A dispatch to The Erenino VS.
consin from stoughon. Wis., says severson Bronsons
ng and feed mill that place destroyed by hre
thus morning Loss. $4,000: Insurance. so'ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
IRON AND STEEL IxpoRTA TIoYS.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept Q ,Spec,ah.-The BudsHn OF tho
American Iron and steel Association Issued to-day In
referring the importation OF iron and steel says;
Excessive imports Of iron steel certainly DO regard
As which domestic iron or steel man
ufactursr II he would manage MS ousi
with inteirenc- anl Caution The PANE OF 1872 va s
intsnsned bv heavy mportatons o IRON sn
ses and prsducis aud the heavy
tfons aud stee which iollo wed the boom OF 10
we're bv serious epressen IN our IRON
and stos industries which continued until near ne close Of
isss IKE causes proiucs effects There TO- however
feature suaten to-day which We 10 mol nna ~ sns
two periods Teferredto Prices si all procus
al are before the panic Of 1878 ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09

SOPHIA. Sept 8.-The state OF siege has been raised
Prince Perdiuaud conferred upon the exHegens. NJ
stamhuof NJ Ztson and Colenei Mutkurod. the decora
tiob Of the Order OF Bravery.
ST. PETERSBURG. -ept Sit Is stated semi-oihcialy
that the Russian obtaining the assent OF
the Powers the proposed mission OF General Ernroh
will endeavor to gain the adhesion OF the European
Power. 10 other plans for the settle n-nt OF the Buga
d.eston me abdicatiou OF Prince feriuand VIII 20
nsceary res=lt OF the adoption OF The Russian policy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON. Sept g. 1887.
TIcHBoRNg PETRE-eir Henry Tichborno was married
nj Coventry to-day 10 Miss Mary Pstre
DR. MACKENZIE KsI0HTgD-rhe Queen today con-
ferrsd the order ri kniThthood upon DR. More Macken
,e In recognition OF his services 10 the Crown Prince
Of Germany
euBspY.-The Government has assented to the grant
ing Of subsidy Of R45.0O0 yearly 70 the Canadian ra
eide Railway carrying the mas 10 ana from 'hs EasI
RELIEF YoR EXETER SUYFgRgRs-rhe Lord Mayor OF
london and tho Paris Gdutos invite subscriptlons or
the relief Of the sufferers by the burning oil the Theae
RIVAL at Exeter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
ppAGMEyTs OF CABLE NEWS.

erMIA. Sept 5.-Ayoub Khan has fed toward Khaf
Persia nfty miles the westward OF the Afghanistan
frontier.
BOMBAY Sept 5The Russian railroad depot at Masar.
the gate 10 Bozhara aud the bridge over the ANA Daria
al Charijui are almost completed Five Thousand ao0r
ers uegun branch line OF railway from
ChardJu TO Kalii. near KhojS salch-
PARIS Sept. 5.-seventeen corps have bosun serles
of around Carcsssouno There were several
shsuaghts to-day Military experts praise the evolu'
lions Of the troops
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09

CLOSE OF THE REV. DR. MERgDfTHs PA sroRATE
BosroS. Sept. 8 ,spseiah.-Ths Rev Dr. X X Mere
dth has just decided to close his pastorate AZ onloa
Church. In this city. on Sunday. September IL HIS
work at the Tompkns Avenue Congregational burch,
Brooklyn viii bsgn ou sunday, september ls IL has
not yet beeu decided what tmo the council Tor ds
missai will De he!d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
THE FISHERIES NEGOTIATION.

TORONTO. Ont. sept s.-A dispatch from Ottawa to
The Mail says: "Guesses continue 70 be made at tho
probable basis OF the fisheries negoatons but 1t is off,
caly stated that they simple ruesses Tho Govern
ment has received no intimaton yet which would war
rant any OF the which have appeared while
the Government an Parliament would probably not re-
jert any pecssa offer OF settlement OF any portion OK
the dispute pending, yet at the same time u IN
dersood that the Government IA anxious 70 arrive Al
fur and settlement OF the difficulties. and nsgoua
tiona will be co Onducted with that end In view"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
rnrvArgp IRA oKs-IY JERSEY CITY.

Amestiug OF merchants aud business men Of Jersey
City was held last night In ths City Hall TO
advocate tho elevation Of the Pennsylvania Rail
road tracks EIMayor William clarke pre-
siGsd strong arguments In favor OF the
i'm pro yement we're made ex.Mayor Henry Hopper,
sI.Assemblyman John ID. Carscailen +. g. Waioer aud
to grant the application OF the railroad company to ele
vsts its tracks was adopted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
pIOwN OFT on LAKE ONTARIO

TORONTO. Sept. s-Two young women. Agnes McCor-
mick and Bella Sander while boating of Lorne Park
yesterday driven out into the lake by the wind
which blowing furiousy tug was sent IN search
of them hut up tn the present time nothing ha, been
heard of them The lake is rough and 1t Is feared that
the young women have been drowned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
GLADSrONgS LETTER OF DECLlNATION.
HIS REASONS FOR NOT COMING TO THE PHiLA-
TBY CABLE TO THE ikiboNh'i
Copvrfoht: 1887, The Nep- York 7r'o""e'

DEIPHfA CELEBEA HON..
LONDON Sept. s.-Tbe letter containing tho nvitauoh
Mr. 6sdstons 70 attend the centennial celebration
Of the adoption of tho American Constitution at Phia
dephis was dated June %. aud signed by Messrs
kssson. Little. and cochrane. for the com"ittee
Mr. eladsoue vas iavtsd the guest OF the committee
and be was Informed by the gentleman Who conveyed
him the Invitation that the only sent to any
ersen not a. Americas citizen. accredited dpio-
mat the exception II his being intended ss an ex'
ersss rscsguiten Of the historical ties which bound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09

Daniel Moran banker OF Pine st. last night obtained
warrant IRON Justice Dsshanty for the arrest Of Patrick j.
Gleason Mayor Long Island CITY, TOR An assault alleged TO
have been committed by the latter during political discus
son earlier Up TO late hour the police had
moi arrested Mayor Mr Moran alleges tht Gleason
slappe, him the face without provoeanon Tue M.yos
the Lrst DOW. AUD ton hs
and walked on The encounter created no
Itia axciIsmNnt al II upter'a Point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
THE REPORT DIsCREDITED.
THE FIRE RECORD.

FERTILIZlNG WORKS BURNED IN NEWJERsEY.
The tertizlug OF Terry CLANCY. situated about
two miles fro New-Bruns wick " J.. totally de-
stroved nv fire on Thursday. There insur-
ance There were two Guild ngs $50 feet long, which
we're filled with phosphate and machinery. worth
fully $4,000 rne hrs Is believed TO have been the
work AN nceudry tho dres Ia the factories were
all ont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
McGAPIGLE INDICTED IN CANADA.

MONTREAL. sept s tSp,eiab Tho Grand Jury on the
Court Of Queens Bench to-day found true bills against
W. J. Nc arigle W. A. Pinkerton and Michael Hickey.
OF Chicago for conspiracy ruin the character OF James
BaIter broker OF this citv In a criminal case here.
bench warrant will issued for McGarses arrest He
I. believed 10 be near s. GATHERINGS Ontario
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
oIrEsrs FLEEING FRnM A HnrEI

MEADvIILE. Penn. sept S-Tho Hotel Arlington at
saegertown Penn miles north OF this town. erected
last spring by Ira e. Fuller OF Broosyille at cost OF
S250 0OO was burned thS iing at o'clock rne tire
broke In the kitchen and the guests twenty-five IN
number. had barely time 10 escape saving no hing.
Harding Jsries lesses- and lost all their FUR
nture, valued at Y7,OOO fully Insured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
EFFECTS OF RECENT STORMS.

LocKPoRT. Sept (Speeiab.-Reports from Niagara
and Orleans Counties the great fruit counties OF Western
NewYerk have In announcing the disa 'trous Of
fects OF tho wind OF tho last two days Apples iato
peachs, and pears have been blown from the trees In
arse Thousands OF barrels havs boon lost and
are value for tho evaporAors and cider
milla The early poAch crop was not much affected IL
Is thought that 81 90, 900 will not cover the loss
CAxAJoHARIg n. Y. sept s.-During the tornado In
schohare Valley yesterday several persons were in
jured hopysrds devastated crops we're runsd ana
soms stock was killed Fifty barns unrooed and
Aired Gfords house at south Berne was demolished
KoEHLER Micn. Sept s.-Yesterday's rain Is god
send the people Of this region for they have oeen
scourged BY night and day for woeks Nearly every
lumber camp this part OF the state has been ourhsd
CHEBoY0AS. Mich, Sept s.-The wind attained ve-
locity OF sixty miles yesterday The schooner
Mary D. Ayor dragged the rocks az Hammond's Bay
lost anchors and chans upshppcd her rudder ana
s full with part OF cargo OF ties in her hold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
A MOB ATTACKS A SOCIALIST MEETING.

RoTr RDAN. Sept S.Nienweahuis. the sorialist agi'
tator rendered reception last night BY the Social
lists OF this city. crowd stoned the building In which
the reception held and tore down and burned go
calist dag Several forcod an entrance into tho
house and sm ashed the Socialist emblems and made a
general wreck OF tue furniture. The socialists He'd
through a back door TIE police charged the mob an.
succeeded In dispensing t. Quiet was not restored un
midnight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09

OTTAWA. sspt. s-Mr Hall. the officer OF the V'gant
who was dismissed Of recent occurrences at
souris Prince Edwards Island will demand full IN
vestieation. He claims TO be victim OF sensational
and conndeut OF being when the
facts are laid before the Fisheries Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
THE "LIGH7YIy0 BRI0A DE" AGAIN ~ LINE.

IxDIAsAPoLs Sept tspeeiaD- Fifteen thousand peo-
pie greeted I, 200 OF widers "LiRhtnng Brigade" at
Greencase to-day. and there we're over 10000 people
q, the camp dre General wilder told how his brigade
got the name Of the Lightning Brigade Al the battle
Of Lookout Mountain the command was sent forward 70
find the enemy Contrary orders they drove out the
enc NY and held the gap The next day report oi tue
made BY the rsoels was that they had met
COOL many Yankee but tho that came yes
terday like lightning and each one was thunder
bolt TINS report reached Garfield. WHO officially gave
the brigade the name Of tho Lightning Brigac me
brigade wa, called line and each member present was
given 2 badge from General and MrA Wilder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
rIOyyyo WITH A WARD POLITICIAN

NEwBUKo. sept. tSpeeiai. e 5. f. Marsh. Fourth
Ward politician . reported TO have eoped with jennie w.
smith, are twenty. the daughter of William W smith
travelling salesman, OF No. POI Thirdst Nsrsh mas
childrsA older than Mas smith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09

LONDON, sept S-Tbe Trades Union Congress has
passed resolution pedsing tho various unionsn TO be-
gin agitation Ia favor OF the eghthour day and TO
make avery Saturday full holiday II was conendod
BY the delegates that the 700 900 out Of work
would be able get employment II this rule were put
INFO force
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09

LONDON. Sep. tspeciab.-The British bark Mamie
rsn Captaip Poulson. from Hong Kong. May 2e. for
NewYors has been wrecked of the Cape of Good Hope
The crew were saved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09

PAsTEUR DECORATED AND MADE BARON
VIENNA Sept s.-Empsror Francis Joseph has con
ferrsd upon ~ Fssteur the decoration OF the Order o
the Iron Crown with the title OF baron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09

TO TIE MASSACHUSETTS, SUPREME BENCH
Boston, Sept S.--The Governor and Council held
meeting last evening at which Governor Ames an
ounced that he had received aud accepted the resgna
ton OF the Hon. william \. Gardner as Judge oi the
Supreme 90 IT. and had nominated TO the vacancy Juase
arcus p, knowlton, OF Springfield
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
FOR A TRUCE WITH TIE KNIonrs OF LABOR.

FOR TRUCE WITH THE KNIGHTS OF LABOK
INpiASAPoLIs, Sept s-Today's session OF tho Miners
Federation by far the most important Of the meet
ing. with view To relieving the straued relations be
Federation and the Knights OF Labor miners
preamble rscng the efforts TO brins about nariaoni
Gus action bodies and the failures that
have resulted. introduced The preamble closes by
expressing desire for harmonious action by all
miners iu furtherance OF this end the following
resolution was adopted
ResoCed That extend invitation TO fhe officers OF
the Naunal Assembly 1885, k1ghs OF Labor To unite
Officers ISSUING aail for national convention
nj iaDorsrs sare,s OF existing oE2niza
and them the necessity Of protecting our ~
r.ther than pepeuao An orkznl
organizations OF miners the iueritS OF which
our iunes divided the convention 10 be held
later than January. 1883
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
A CANDIDATE FOR PowDERLY's PLACE

PuTsBURG, Scot. Especial. The claim Of President
James pDell OF the Window Glas, Workers Assem-
bly, to highest Office in the gift OF tho Knights OF La
Dor being pressed Mr. Campbell is in the East but
his secretary to-day said: Last week several promt-
Knignts here asking Ne i4np,sl TO run Tor
General Master Workman the next election He said
he intnatod to me that Pow
derby was not q candidate he would run"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
FOILED IN IN ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE

6unng the 1879 they high.
Cay therefore heated than Il 1878 or 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
MR. POWDERLY IN A SOUR HUMOR.


AND KNIGHTS WHO FAIL TO PAY THEIR DUES.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept 8 tSpsetaD.-In The Journal Of
United Labor, 70 be Issued Saturday Mr.. Powderly
will say:
To-day received from old friend the following; what
all this gabb the about selling
soul to the OF the ioms Cub ia
NowYOrk For OOs sake out In the public press and
the authors OF tue accursod against you nv
honor still aud have never been pur.
the Home Clubor who opposed To the homo Club
trnckle set OF will not come out in the
puc press anyDody. n others nave that
with it wy shonld lay down NY Work TOT
the purpose Tho order VIII
opportunity hear se At tho Gensrs Assembly
viii reply anything until then and ~hsu 10 make
will based mali'e lsai"usy ias- re-.
ports ign II will liza the simple truth and
will fall bv II tho representatives TO tho Cen
eral elected Pewdsriy they might
Themselves tho trouble for DO not stand IN the
II all La0or's bafuss sugir anil won. and tho
hs General Assembly have no one 10 op
pose they yet to Minneapolis but Po~hsry Why viii
No OF tho orer need rushed Into print 10
oppose The Gensrai Assembly the place 10 DO that
when stand face TO equal grounds
In the Same issue Of !he Journal Mr. Powdery. refer
ring denqusnts In the order who allow their names
TO dropped pay 60 cent Dues states that
these be seen any night a. the theatres
aud minstrel halls Continuing. he says,
Stop aud whisper that John L. Sullivan
Is TO splr given t Is raining oas and dogs
you will hnd tue place full ami great manv people also
anulg thos assemble honor Nj. Sullivan VIII
mud ~ DO our delinquent msmbers
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-05-07
PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.
PARIS, April 6, 1887.

1t is by keeping these facts in
view, that the Perc Monsabre now
fills Notre Dame; he has been des-
cribed as monk of the Middle
Ages stepped in modernism; he at
tacks social evils with the strategy
of Il warrior, and if he does not eX-
press victory in his eyes-like the
Great Condo, he feels it in his head
as Tureune. ''He makes Inc turn
over my conscience" as sceptical
Partisan once truly described that
clergyman. He asks his country
men to be two things-christian and
patriots. In 1871, six weeks after
the signing of peace, Ptrc Monsa-
br6 preached the Lenten sermon in
Metz Cathedral. Alluding to the
defeat of his countrymen, he said to
the Alsatians just torn from the
side of France: "You are not
dead: they may change your name,
but not your blood. Everywhere l
60, j swear to you, shall call you
French to that blessed day. When
i shall return to this cathedral to
preach the sermon of deliverance
and to chant with you such Tc
Deum, as these aisles have never be-
fore heard" The men escorted the
preacher, with their hats off, to the
bishops palace, and the women
waved their handkerchiefs-already
with mourning borders-and lined
the route, all shouting, V,ve Ia
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-05-07
ONE WAY or KNOWING,

WI Wuu VI NNVbVtNVs
Parson--How did you like my
sermon this morning?
Parishioner-Too long.
Parson--Dear me, I'm sorry.
Parisbioner-So am 1. If / sleep
five minutes over my usual time it
gives me horrid headache. he.-Tid
Bits.